🔊 Perfect Your Mix: Volume Techniques for Quality Sound 🎚️

Unlock the secrets of perfect volume control in Music Production with this comprehensive guide. Learn to balance your tracks, avoid clipping, and achieve professional loudness without losing quality. This video covers crucial concepts like decibels (dB), headroom, and loudness standardization, essential for any aspiring music producer. Dive into practical demonstrations and tips to elevate your mixing and mastering skills. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more music production insights!
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[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Thanks for checking out the video guys! Let me know what else you'd like to see me cover on the channel in the comments here.

[@Ilddans13]

Would love to see a tutorial about how to make groovy minimal progressive psy like Hatikwa! It’s mostly that bouncy and driving K&B and drum groove I had in mind.

[@ninabest5799]

So this video really helped. Firstly, I want to know what short-cut you used in Ableton to see the levels the way you did. Also, I'm creating good music but need to get up to the loudness level as you said for say Spotify or Triple J Unearthed to even be considered. So thank you, I'll do what you said, it helps a lot. I actually want to be a totally self sufficient producer, so I want to be able to master myself also. I wish I could ask you what videos of yours to watch, but I'll search them. I live rurally so it's hard for me to get to a school, so youtube will have to do and perhaps soon I'll be able to release my music without sounding like my volume was turned down compared to everyone else. Thanks again, I will use the gain more and keep everything under that 0 zero. Cheers.

[@musicbykronix]

So well explained, thanks for making music production easier 🙏🏽

[@Fikterfreak_unofficial]

Thanks for this 🙏

[@IVideo_Editor]

I would recommend zooming in more often as you select different settings. This would attract more attention from your viewers and the video would look more dynamic. If you want, I can help you with video editing

[@frostyslife1729]

Really helpful video thanks Andrew :)

[@dainiussamulionis4727]

very usefull vid. Thank you.

[@landerv6006]

Thank you so much!

[@danielo174]

Brilliant videos. Beautifully concise explanations. Any chance you'd explain compression in this way? I didn't see a video on your channel about it.Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@memorybugmusic]

Really clear explanation. Thank you. Even though I mainly use another DAW (Reaper) the information is so transferable (and I could also get and use the plugins you used for the final mixing)👍

[@ninabest5799]

Do you do personalised lessons in mastering to make a song loud enough for radio and spotify, perhaps everything. I live in the bush and can't get to a school. Nina

[@hambonetunes1988]

This is beyond excellent! Will we in the future get more advanced education on the master track in terms of dynamics/maximizing volume?

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Yeah I'm going to start working on it now, expect it in the next few months :)

[@hambonetunes1988]

@@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic perfect. This gives me time to quit and restart music production again :)

[@urehlav]

Hey Andrew, how is your fader so large? I can't drag mine that large. Cheers

[@frankiebanjo3251]

Hey Andrew, cheers for past your tutorials. You recently got me started on Ableton and super handy your making vids again dude! Anyway I've got a Launchpad Mk2 and have getting some cool freestyle jams from the session view and wondering if there's a way to record it on the fly? It's mostly audio input Vox/Guit/Bass clips with the midi drum rack etc. I've found that I have to basically mutilate the arrangement session to get the launchpad session clips in order and haven't found a way to record it in Session.. I only Ableton lite so far so that might be the problemo ... Any pointers would be greatly appreciated and keep the vids coming amigo !!!

[@frankiebanjo3251]

Ok, I updated to Live standard and it's so much better! I'm into this ableton thingo as I'm an old geezer banjo/bass player and have hideous ganglions between my knuckles that makes endless playing difficult. Really into the way parts can be triggered on and off for composition and stuff. Have just found your "Arrangement and Session Veiw in Ableton Live 11 (2021)" vid and realized I can record all the live instruments in arrangement view, save to another file name and then go to town on importing to session and then deleting and recreating the track in Arrangement. Though still fuzzy on the recording it back into the Session bit. Huge fan of Dub-step ... I lived in Lismore back in the 90s and used to go to all the old Epicenter doofs in Byron ... lots of mushrooms and really really bad acid ... that's always been my excuse for the brain-damage😀

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Hey Frankie! Nice to hear from you mate. Hopefully you'll find everything you need in the video's I've made over the years. Cheers!

[@frankiebanjo3251]

No worries Andrew. One time in the late 90's me and a couple of dudes stole the Big Joint from Nimbin to take down to the Epicenter for a massive rave. Back in those days the Big Joint was outside on the awning rooftop and not inside in the museum ... we just pulled up and clambered up and cut all the ropes and threw it down on top of my panel van and tied it down. About 150 extremely angry hippies surrounded the van shouting and arguing amongst themselves. We just took it down to Byron. It went missing for a while but they got it back and it's the same Big Joint they have in the museum today ...true story

[@dungalunga2116]

so glad this guy could take a break from the Ukraine war to teach some audio production